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... SLAVERY ABOLISHED. BRITISH DECREE IN EAST AFRICA. GENEVA, Wednesday—Tho League of Nation the following communication . P Thf British Government has just —ca the Secrctanat the League Nations the SrtdE a decree slavery .n the part Africa now known Tanganyika ...
... Parliament. MISSION TO ABYSSINIA The slavery existing at the present time might be compared to septic wound the body of tbe world, continued Lord Buxton. I have just been executing mission on behalf the Anti-Slavery Society invitation of the Emperor of ...
... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Yesterday was the anniversary of one of the proudest days in the history the British people. the 28th August, 1833. King William IV. gave the Royal Assent to the Act abolishing slavery throughout his dominions; and that Aot granted ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. SPEECH OF THE REV. J. C. PENNING- TON, MAN OF COLOUR. A Urge influential meeting was held in Queen Street Chapel, on Monday evening, to receive the report of the delegates from this town to the Anti-Slavery Convention, with respect ...
... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. (Dalziel's Telegram.) TANGIER, Wednesday. A notorious slave dealer recently sold here twentyfour girls for immoral purposes. He reported to be on his way to Tangier, where he is due to arrive in two days, bringing with him another ...
... THE SLAVERY DELUSION, n c last week presented to our readers a disclosure of some of the enormities of that strange infatuation and of that nefarious criminality which form the distinctive characteristics of the ministerial bill, for what is most mendaciously ...
... THE SLAVERY OF DRINK. drgb AND STAR, SHEFFIELD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1891. correspondence in the London Telegraph on the Slavery Drink has been chiefly remarkable for the number of letters which it has elicited from gentlemen ■who, whilst protesting ...
... SLAVERY IN JAMAICA. Jamaica papers to the 29th Not. have been received. Their contents are of considerable importance. Tbe House of Assembly opened on the Ist Nov. \ the address of his excellency the Duke of Manchester, particularly alludes to the regulations ...
... SLAVERY IN CUBA. at «r>AY.—Advices from Havanna of C k lllee tmg of slave owners was held slave Wer e delivered favourable to the '- and ur B *bat either an in- ,P a id to the planters, or the contract . »tftted. ...
... PHILANTHROPY AND SLAVERY. The English people have a microscopic eye for every kind of misery and suffering, except that which lies close their own thresholds. They KO out, with kberalism and philanthropy, to an anti-slavery meetmg, heedless, meanwiule ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Professor Allen, a coloured gentleman from the United States, has this week delivered two of series of three lectures before the members and friends of the Leeds Anti- Slavery Association, in the Leeds Stock Exchange Hall. The first ...
... COLONIAL SLAVERY. Mr. STANLEY moved the order of the day for going into Committee Colonial Slavery. Sir ROBERT PEEL asked the Noble Lord whether, the debate that subject adjourned to-t.ight, would r« sonn-d morrow night, when the subject the Rank Charter ...